Sri Aurobindo's Swaraj Vision
For Sri Aurobindo, Swaraj meant more than just political independence from foreign rule. He envisioned it as the spiritual, cultural, and intellectual freedom and self-realization of the Indian nation.
This concept implies the salvation of a nation, encompassing its complete regeneration and the manifestation of its unique spiritual strength and destiny. It signifies a holistic liberation, not just a change in government.
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